Answer 1

The law of intellectual property Patent protection- An Australian contract gives you the legal
right to prevent others in Australia from creating, using, or selling your invention. It can also be
utilized to hire someone else to produce an idea if certain conditions are met. IP Australia is in
charge of trademark management in Australia.

Trade mark protection—Australia has a well-developed legal framework that protects the
intellectual property of both businesses and individuals. Businesses can register a trade mark as a
marketing tool. You have legal protection against people copying your logo if you have a brand
name. Across the country, trademarks are registered and managed.

Obtaining a domain name- A domain name is a unique internet address that allows others to
access your website. In order to register for an.au domain, the website address must be available,
and the company must meet auDA's domain name eligibility and distribution policy.

Design protection- In Australia, the registration of drawings is governed by law. A design

strategy can contain a single design, a single design applied to multiple goods, or multiple
layouts.

IP Australia's Designs Office receives a design licensing application. The Designs Office will
assess whether the model is legal.

Copyright protection- Australia's copyright policy is designed to reward and protect businesses
who invest their time and talent in developing new content. Australia is also a signatory to a
number of international copyright treaties. Material is instantly protected by copyright under
Australia's legal system. It is not necessary to register ahead of time.

Ethics- This set of principles was intended to assist members in making effective professional
decisions while remaining true to their ethical values and commitments.

Fair Treatment- Everyone will be treated equally by me. I will not discriminate against anyone
because of their age, disability, gender, sexuality, religion, race, or place of origin.

Communication- I'll keep a complete electronic record of any technology issues that may affect
them, such as acceptable usage policies, resource sharing, security, vulnerability management,
and any legal obligations that may apply.

System Integrity- To the degree practical, I will utilize all effective measures to ensure the
integrity of the systems for which I am accountable, such as upgrading operating systems on a
regular basis, analyzing levels of advanced system design, and preventing illicit use or entrance.

PRIVACY LEGISLATION- The objective of NSW privacy legislation is knowledge about you,
that is, anything that recognizes you. In NSW, there are two forms of data covered by the laws:
personal data and medical information.
The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act of 1998 (PPIP Act):

The Information Security Principles ensure that your personal information is lawfully obtained,
held, used, and distributed by NSW government agencies, while also protecting your right to
privacy.

You can make a complaint with the NSW Privacy Commissioner if you believe a NSW public
sector agency has mismanaged your personal information or violated one of the IPPs.